Anyone shop at an Amazon Fresh store?
It’s quite a novel experience.
One recently opened up locally and we tried it out today. They have standard carts and a regular checkout line, but they also have carts that scan and weigh your items.
If you’ve linked the cart to your Amazon account, you scan your items using the cart scanners and you see a running tally on the cart screen of your grocery items and prices -- and when you’re done you exit through a special no-wait lane and the receipt is sent to your account's email address.
Prices are very competitive and the fruits and vegetables were quite fresh; I presume they’re getting their produce from the same Whole Paycheck provider. There were plenty of helpful employees, and the store was clean, well-stocked, and not very crowded.
It seems to me that this may be what grocery shopping in the near future might look like.
YMMV.
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my local place doesn't carry it, just the small ones and I live on peanut butter sometimes
I have my groceries delivered from Walmart. Yeah. I know. Sue me. I can't walk around any store these days, my knees are like walking on glass shards. We're out in the boonies, and for some reason Walmart started doing deliveries out here. I have Walmart+, so I can get free delivery, too. No one else will deliver out here.
I could go and get curbside pickup from a couple of places, but to be honest, I don't drive that much anymore, and that isn't going to change. Getting too old and too out of it at times.
If my doctor would agree to have something done about my knees, I might change my mind (not that we have such a store here, but there are others). He thinks waiting until I lose more weight would make a difference. It hasn't. Twenty pounds down and knees are just as bad. 
